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THE INDEX, Saturday, January 14, 1928
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Ellsworth Avenues, gives dinner and sity of Pittsburgh, in "The Literature ago. She was a member of Calvary
entertainment.
of Revolt Against the Common­ Protestant Episcopal Church, where
February 2 7 Woman's Club of Seplace." Trinity Protestant Episcopal she was an assistant choir mother; one
wickley Valley Department of Phil­ Church. 12:20.
of the organizers of the Southern Club,
anthropy presents children of Indus­ February 2 and 3—Trinity Institute serving as one of its vice presidents at
trial Home for Crippled Children in piesents Guy S. Greene, Department the time of her death, and was promi­
play. Edgeworth Club. 3 o'clock. of English, University of Pittsburgh, nent in Red Cross work and women's
February 2 7 Homewood Women s in "Modern Fiction and Reality." organizations. Besides her husband
Club presents Miss Laura Redick, Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church. Mrs. Coster leaves a daughter, Miss
executive secretary Consumers 12:20.
Helena Marie Coster; her mother, who
League of Western Pennsylvania. February 6—Dickens Fellowship gives now makes her home in Norfolk; two
Homewood Carnegie Library.
birthday dinner. Fort Pitt.
sisters, Mrs. Karl Kadie, of Washing­
February 2 7 Colloquium Club. Host­ February 7 and 8—Trinity Institute ton, and Miss Mary Carter Grigg, of
ess, Mrs. Harry H. Rankin.
presents the Rev. Percy G. Kammer- Norfolk;
Douglas
four
Buchanan,
brothers, Frank
secretary
N. Grigg,
and
February 28 Tuesday Musical Club er, rector, in "Ethics and the Mod­ treasurer
of San Diego,
of the
California;
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Terminal
N.
gives manuscript program. Upper ern Family." Trinity Protestant Warehouse
Grigg, of Toledo,
and Transfer
Ohio; William
Company,
J.
Hall, Soldiers' Memorial. 2:15. Episcopal Church. I 2 :20.
died
Grigg,
Tuesday
of Norfolk,
morning
and
at his
S.
home
Graham
in
February 29 Woman's Alliance, First February 9 and 1 0 Trinity Institute Shady
Grigg,
Avenue
of Pittsburgh.
following a brief illness.
Unitarian Church, Morewood and presents Max Schoen, Department of Descended from a family distinguished
Ellsworth Avenues. Social Service Education and Psychology, Carnegie in British civic and military affairs, his
day.
Institute of Technology, in "Do We ancestors having been chieftains of
March 26—Dolly Madison Chapter, Need A Substitute for Righteousness Clan Buchanan in the Scottish High­
Daughters of 1812. Womans City as a Moral Sanction)" Trinity Protlands, Mr. Buchanan was born in
Club, the. William Penn.
estant Episcopal Church. 12:20. Hamilton, Ontario, December ninth,
May 14 Dolly Madison Chapter, February 14 and 15 Trinity Insti­ 1860, the son of Isaac and Agnes Jar-
BENEFITS
Daughters of 1812. Womans City tute presents Mont R. Gabbert, Devic Buchanan. After being educated
January 20—Woman's Club of Mt.
Club, the William Penn.
partment of Philosophy, University in private schools and the Gait Col­
Lebanon Community Service De­
ART EXHIBITS
of Pittsburgh,
partment gives benefit bridge. Home
DEATHS in "Religious Authorlegiate Institute, Gait, Ontario, he came
February 9-March 10—Associated Artity of Mrs. Howard L. Beach, Washing­ Mrs. in Nancy a Free Donnan State." Grigg Trinity Coster, Prot­ to the United States at the age of
ists of Pittsburgh annual exhibition.
ton Road. 8 o'clock.
wife estant of Martyn Episcopal K. Church. Coster, of 12:20. Shady
twenty-one and entered the oil field
Carnegie Galleries.
January 30—Woman's Club of Se­ Avenue, February died 16 and Monday 1 7 Trinity in Columbia Institute in Venango County, becoming affiliated
wickley Valley Junior Department Hospital presents after Bishop an Francis illness J. of McCon- several
with Captain J. J. Vandergrift in oil
nell, of the Methodist Episcopal
presents play for benefit of Pennsyl­ weeks, following an operation. Wed­
and steel interests. Mr. Buchanan was
Church, Pittsburgh, in "The Sentivania
State College scholarship fund. nesday afternoon funeral services were
a member of Calvary Protestant Epismental
Strain in American Relig­
Edgeworth Club. Afternoon and held in the Samson Chapel, Neville
copal Church, the Pittsburgh Athletic
ion." Trinity Protestant Episcopal
evening.
Street, interment following in Home-
Association, Duquesne Country and
Church. 12:20.
February 3 Aero Club of Pittsburgh wood Cemetery. Mrs. Coster was
Athletic Club, the Pittsburgh Cricket
gives annual military ball. The Wil­ born in Richmond, Virginia, the daugh­
Club which is now the Pittsburgh Field
liam Penn.
ter of James Agnew and Mary Neal
Club. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Sara
FROM THE INDEX CALENDAR
February 21 Tuesday Musical Club Grigg, coming to Pittsburgh at the time
E. OF Grayson JANUARY Buchanan, 10, a 1903 daughter, Miss
(Twenty-five Years
gives benefit bridge for building of her marriage, about twenty years
Evelyn Ago) Buchanan and a son, Douglas
SPORTS
ENGAGEMENTS
Grayson Buchanan; two brothers,
fund. Hotel Schenley. 2 o'clock. Miss Nellie Murphy, the eldest daughter
January 18-19—Riddell's Bay Golf and
James of Mr. 1. Buchanan, and Mrs. of James Pittsburgh, Penn ell and
March 5—Wellesley College Club of
Murphy, of Bayard Street, to Mr.
Country Club 36 hole medal com­
Robert Clement J. Kelly, Buchanan, of Bellefield. of Chicago; and
Pittsburgh sponsors benefit perform­ Miss Amy Young, the daughter of Mr. and
petition. Bermuda.
two Mrs. sisters, James Miss S. Jane Young, M. Buchanan, of Dallas of
ance of Gilbert and Sullivan operas.
Avenue, to Dr. George Oliver Evans,
January 3 I - February 4 — Belmont
London, of Uniontown, and Miss H. son E. of J. Dr. Buchanan, Cad-
The Alvin.
wallader Evans, of this city.
Manor Golf and Country Club 36
of Hamilton, Ontario. Funeral ser­
Miss Jeannette Riggs, the daughter of Dr.
hole medal competition. Bermuda.
vices and were Mrs. held W. J. Thursday Riggs, of afternoon Pennsyl­ in
vania Avenue, Allegheny, to Mr. William
February 25—Pittsburgh Collie Club
the chapel Baird. of Homewood Cemetery.
show.
WEDDINGS
MISCELLANEOUS
January 29—Miss Mary Stevenson Patterson, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
January I 7 and 18—Trinity Institute
David L. Patterson, of Franklin Street, Allegheny, to Mr. Alexander
presents Roswell H. Johnson, De­ M. Marion, of this city, at the Patterson residence.
partment of Mines, University of February 4—Miss Sara Lindsay and Mr. Hezekiah Nixon Duff, at the Lind­
Pittsburgh, in "The Fallacy of Mensay residence, Bellefield Avenue.
tal Equality." Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church. 12:20.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
January 19 and 20—Trinity Institute January I 2--Miss
Katherine Murdock's theatre party.
presents Grover H. Alderman, Dean January 12- -Mrs. William L. Abbott and Miss Abbott give a card party.
of the School of Education, Univer­ January 14--The
Misses Voegtly entertain at cards.
sity of Pittsburgh, in "Education and January 14- -Mrs. Henry Brown's afternoon reception.
Preparation for Life." Trinity Prot­ January I 5--Mrs.
James Hamnett and the Misses Halpin give an at home.
estant Episcopal Church. 12:20. January I 5--Mrs.
James M. GufTey's afternoon reception.
January 24 and 25 Trinity Institute January I 6--Miss
Stella Hay's reception.
presents Chester M. Wallace, School January 16- -Mrs. Alexander R. Peacock's at home.
of Drama, Carnegie Institute of January I 7--Mrs.
Henry Clay Frick's at home.
Technology, in "The Place of the January 22--Miss
Anne V. Macbeth's dinner.
Theatre in American Life." Trinity January 26- -Monday night cotillion.
Protestant Episcopal Church. I 2 :20.
January er, Protestant Institute Art presents rectorment Department in of 26 3 of an 1 Fine presents and Homer Carnegie and Episcopal Industrial 2 Arts, 7 February of Trinity Saint-Gaudens, Frederick English, Institute in Church. City." "The Institute 1—Trinity P. UniverDepart­ Role Trinity I May­ 2 of :20. Di